Radioactive carbon monoxide studies

Kinetic studies on the exchange of radioactive carbon monoxide with nickel carbonyl have shown that the first step in the dissociation may be represented by... 

Lamy et al. [37] have done extensive research on methanol adsorption and oxidation on fuel cell through radioactive labeling study and FTIR measurements. Kinetics of formation of surface and bulk products coming from methanol and surface/bulk exchange processes were found to be significantly different on Pt compared to Pt/Ru [38,39]. Modifications of the electronic surface of platinum atoms by ruthenium were clearly seen in the electrode structure. Adsorption of carbon monoxide from methanol... 

Carbon isotopes have played an important role in biological, chemical, medical, and agricultural research. Ironically, the first radioactive isotope of carbon to be used in research was carbon-11," but because of its short half-life (20 min), it was soon displaced by carbon-14 in radiotracer studies. There were two carbon-insertion reactions that appeared to be suited for incorporating carbon isotopes using organoboranes carbon monoxide" " and cyanide ion (Scheme 5.4)." ... 

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